Need help on a problem

[TiPierre]

Hi
I was riding this weekend and when the bike got hot and in the hight revs the wheels would jam suddenly ,just like the motor has seized ,after i tried to start it but it was like the starter was not strong enought,so i let it cool down and after it had cooled down it would fire right up at the first touch of the starter,it did it twice so i came back home.

I have a couple of mods done to the bike ,it's a 66rwhp stoke bore and stroke bike.

What do you think could be doing this.

-Pete

[Peelz]

Bearing going bad?
My lawnmower did this, and that was the cause.

(ran it out of oil) LOL

[Krandall]

I hate to say it.. But like peels said, sounds like one of your bearings is going out..

[TiPierre]

Thanks Guys
I will have it checked out this week.
And if its a bearing welllllll might as well put a +5 in there since its all going to be opened up lolllllllll
Pete

[Colorado700R]

it's odd that it would refire so easily when it was cold    If it's getting to a lock condition, the bearing damage is already done, and I would suspect it wouldn't like turning over much at all.

[TiPierre]

it's odd that it would refire so easily when it was cold    If it's getting to a lock condition, the bearing damage is already done, and I would suspect it wouldn't like turning over much at all.

Could it be the piston seizing for a reason or another cause on on a 2 stroke this happened often especialy on my lt500 i used to have

[Peelz]

it's odd that it would refire so easily when it was cold    If it's getting to a lock condition, the bearing damage is already done, and I would suspect it wouldn't like turning over much at all.

It does happen Aaron. Weird. I freaked out when my mower seized up. From the heat of friction with no lubrication. Borrowed the neighbors mower, then the next week checked mine out before going to buy a new one, started right up. Been using it for two seasons. Tpierre, if you do tear it apart, make sure oil pump is moving oil.

[TiPierre]

Good verdict Peels it was the bearing and now i have a brand new +5 on the way.

-Pete